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Indian Hegemony and Proxy Strategies: Grave Threat to Peace and Stability in South Asia
Peace and stability in South Asia remain hostage to India’s hegemonic ambitions, its pursuit of regional dominance, and its refusal to resolve the internationally recognized dispute of Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with international law.…
A Journey Toward a New Global Commitment Against HIV
The world is a complex tapestry of constant change and new challenges, where humanity has faced various trials throughout history. It is a settled principle of the civilized world that when a disease crosses borders to engulf all of…
When Contempt Dresses Itself as Faith
The other day, one of my students came to me, visibly excited. With unmistakable pride, he shared a story from his neighbourhood.
The Imam of their local mosque, he told me, had refused to accept the stipend recently announced by the…
Questions Raised by The Guardian Report and the “Vishwaguru” Narrative
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For more than a decade, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to project himself as an exceptional global leader. According to the government's narrative, every overseas visit is…
Deliberate Targeting Of Gaza’s Critical Infrastructure By Israel
Today's warfare is changing from direct military to military confrontation to a more Asymmetric form where civilian populations and civilian objects are strategic targets. The devastation and systematic denial of essential infrastructure…
India’s Growing Diplomatic Isolation and Pakistan’s Rising Global Influence
Recent geopolitical developments have underscored Pakistan’s growing diplomatic relevance and its emergence as a vocal advocate for peace, dialogue and regional stability. At a time when escalating hostilities between US-Israel and Iran…
The Indus Is Not Just a Treaty; It Is Pakistan’s Lifeline: Why Civil Society Must Join the Battle…
When India suspended its participation in the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 in the aftermath of the April 2025 Pahalgam incident and the subsequent military exchanges of Operation Sindoor, it did something far more dangerous than…
The Silencing of Kashmiri Cultural Identity: Language, Music and Memory Under Occupation
On 5 August 2025, the sixth anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, police officers in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir raided bookshops across the Valley and seized 25 books. Among the forfeited titles were works by Arundhati Roy,…
Plants Can Communicate: The Hidden World of Botanical Intelligence
Walk through a forest, and everything appears calm and silent. Trees stand motionless. Flowers bloom quietly. Grass bends gently with the wind. To the human eye, plants seem passive — alive, yet inactive.
But beneath that silence, an…